• Seeking a Casual Alcohol And Other Drugs Worker in a Casual role
• Program: WHOS New Beginnings

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are encouraged to apply.

An exciting opportunity exists to become part of a small dynamic team of women within a larger organisation. As part of We Help Ourselves, WHOS New Beginnings is an AOD residential service for women, located within the beautiful grounds of Broughton Hall Lilyfield.

We require a motivated and enthusiastic woman to fill this casual AOD Support Worker position. Information on WHOS services can be found at whos.com.au.

Being a woman is a genuine occupational qualification under Section 31 of the NSW Anti- Discrimination Act.

Essential:

• Minimum Certificate IV in AOD/Community Services

• Knowledge and/or experience working with AOD clients.
• An interest in working with women and an understanding of their related issues.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work a day shift roster, with evening and weekend shifts as required. Commitment to working as part of a team.
• Computer skills especially with MS Word and Excel
• Current Drivers Licence
• Have a current (or willing to obtain) First Aid Certificate, Police record Check and Covid-19 Vaccination Certificate (WHOS adheres to the NSW Health recommendations for vaccination)

Desirable:

• Knowledge and understanding of the Therapeutic Community model and/or residential AOD services.
• Experience liaising with internal/external stakeholders such as medical detox unit, referral agencies and nurses.
• Group work skills
• Knowledge and understanding of harm minimisation.

Remuneration: Negotiated based on qualifications and experience equivalent to SCHADSI Award.

Please click Apply now to submit your application.

Previous applicants need not apply.